ScholarWorks - WMU (Western Michigan University) · 2007 · 20 citations · 13 references
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Many educators continue to treat reading and writing as separate subjects. In response to this observation, the authors offer four research-based writing strategies that teachers can use to improve student reading comprehension through writing. The writing strategies—About/Point, Cubing, Four Square Graphic Organizer, and Read, Respond, Revisit, Discuss—reinforce reading comprehension by helping students strengthen their skills at summarizing, thinking in-depth from multiple perspectives, activating and organizing numerous thoughts, and creating interest through meaningful social interactions.
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Moving From the Old to the New: Research on Reading Comprehension Instruction
Janice A. Dole, Gerald G. Duffy, Laura R. Roehler et al. · Review of Educational Research · 1991 · 722 citations
Education, Instruction, Teaching +16
Strategic Difficulties in Summarizing Texts
Peter Winograd · Reading Research Quarterly · 1984 · 297 citations · Full text